January 31, 1899 (4 pages)

By Li Wif Arriy An GRAN Ne * the United States; he leaves the whole neat annie THE TRANSCRIPT. every evening except Published wl Loge Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKING. N. P. BROWN. epee = Senator Netson of Minn. made an able speech against the Vest anti-expansion resolution, in which additional proof of our right constitutionally to govern the Philippines as colonies, was produced, and besides, he truthfully said: “Our daty is to breathe into the people of those islands the life and spirit which will enable them to enjoy and appreciate the government and the: privileges that are to be given them.” Mr. Nelson also gave Senator }Special to the TRANSCRIPT. Tillman, of 8. C., who tried to pat ib his pitchfork by intimating that Senafor United States Senator were taken tor Nelson “was better posted about thie noon in joint session. Norway, where he was born, and Sweden, than about the U. S., a knockout blow by referring bim to numerous T o Be Laid to histories from which all the facts about the people of Norway and ‘Sweden ~ could: be obtained}and adding: think the Senator will find that the Norwegians have greater rights and liberties than the people of South Carolina.” -2@e Ir would seem to be wise for some of those who are working themselves into a frenzy of opposition to the administration’s Philippine:policy to wait until such a policy is announced. The Presideat hasn’t asked anything but the ratification of the treaty of peace,which transfers the Philippines from Spain to question of their future open. That question will not be decided by the administration, but by Congress. Excitable persons may escape appoplexy by remembering these facts. ———_+-00 + Senator Haw ey has forwarded to the town clerk ef Hartford, Conn., in accordance with law, a sworn statement as to the cost to him of his re-election to-the Senate, which is as creditable to him as it is to the Connecticut Legislature. It shows that Mr. Hawley spent no money, except for postage, and that less than $3 was spent for that. eee oe Durrinc 1898 in the coal mines of Great’ Britain 981 men were killed through accidents. In 1897 the total reached 1,192. Owing to modern precautionary measures the death rate from accidents is constantly decreasing while the number of miners employed has increased . . Ir President McKinley had to follow all the plans offered for the proper government of Cuba and Porto Rico, he would be in a ‘bad way and the people of those islands in a worse way. -2@e Ir Senator Quay had never done anything else to deserve re-election, and he has done much, he ought to be reelected as a rebuke to the.tacties astapted to defeat him. *@o THERE are men in Congress who know as little about the Constitution of the U. 8S. as they do about the Bible, about which they know nothing. ————_++e 7 AauINaLpo and his followers come . ing are the figares: One ounce of pure about as near to representing the peegold is worth; $20.671; one pound of ple of the Philippines as the “aunties” do the people of the U. 8. Eaas are quoted at 23 cents per dozen NEWS OF THE Dae Ballots Today and No More Legislative Employes. Theno changes. “Bat. Special to the TRANSCRIPT:neral of the late Senator Boggs of Co: ~DAY IN BRIBE Senator Yet. Army Reorganization _ Bi:l Passses—Senator Boggs to be Buried Tomorrow. Sag SACRAMENTO, Jan. 81.—Three ballots There were Rest Tomorrow. San FRANCISCO, Janauié $1.—The fulusa county, who died suddenly at the Palace hotel yesterday, will take place in this city at 9 o’clock tomerrow morning. To Exempt all Special to the TRANSCRIPT. passed the Senate today. How ,the People’ s Special to the TRANSCRIPT. the roll of cet » The Army. to Be Special to the TRANSCRIPT. WasuwerTon,,D. C., January 31.—Th evening from San Francisco. Church Property. SACRAMENTO, January 31.—The bill to exempt church property from taxation Money Goes. SacrRAMENTO, Jan. 31.—The State Senate today added sixty more attaches to Reorganized. “PERSONAL POINTERS. : A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. E. H. Hamlin Jr. of Reno was here last night. J.G. Hall of Columbia Hill was in town today. Mrs. James F. Colley has gone to San Francisco. Robert Martin got home today from the lower country.Miss Celia Rex is visiting Mrs. Sam Gilham at this city. Peter Johnston of Grass Valley visited the county seat today. Miss Edna Wills arrived here last A. Pugh of San Francisco went to Washington to-day on mining business. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Conrath of Smartsville spent last night at this city. Mrs. W. H. True returned today to North San Juan after a visit with Mrs. A. J. Bovey. Frank Zimmérman is here from Placerville visiting his aunt, Mrs. William Seaman. Miss Emma Sailor of Sacramento -was-here last night-en route to her old home at North San Juan. John P. Meakin of ‘Salt Lake, General Organizer of the Woodmen of the World, arrived here last evening. Joseph Foyer of Gold Flat, who has been ‘very low fer several days with heart disease, was slightly better this morning. Dan Furth of North San Juan returned today from San Francisco where brother Simon. Michael Barry, an employe of the Nevada County Electric Power Company, went to San Francisco today on a two weeks’ vacation. the California mine to-day. mine continues to look weil. . noon teday on a visit to his parents. +— Oscar James, the well known mining superintendent of Forest City, passed through town today on his way to San Francisco. He ‘expects to be gone three weeks. e. Chas. Sneddon and wife, who hasten Superintendent Harmon returned te He is working about forty men now and the H. J.Graham, one of the employes of the Bullard & Gray gravel mine at Canada Hill, went to Sau Jose at RIB MEN ’ MENTION. Minor Notes. and 4 Comments of Local Interest. A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers successors to F. C. Luetie. ladies. “At C.J. Brand’s. ~ J21-3t Coyote street is being macadamized. . It used to be knee deep in mud. share payable h ist. Middle Yuba. Lewis Buckley. tinues a ‘few days longer travelers over the roads in this part of the county gold has been extracted, but there has will begin to complain about the dust. ‘Two gentlemen are here endeavoring . #24 there is nothing there which may to get up an amateur comedy performance, offering to give forty per cent of the proceeds to the Benevolent Society: Just received—Ehmann Olive Co. Ripe Olives, guaranteed to be the finest he went to attend the faneral of his . ever braéught to Nevada City. Broad street. J.B. Treadwell, J. Clerk; D. E. Morgan, Treas. theater has chase tickets. ment in Nevada county that will n -. rest of the world. ed here two weeks ago to attend the +oeThe Native Sons meet tonight. _ . Neck clasps, the latest novelty for Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf The Cadmus Gold Mining Company . has levied an assessment of ten cents a The City Trustees will hold a called meeting the latter part of this week to. red, for the original Spavish settlers eonsider the question of street lighting. Messrs. McLean, Alcott and Davis . Cuba. of Graniteville have commenced de-. “mach gold _was taken from this veloping the Mohawk claim on the ‘Publie Administrator Torpie has most of this was taken from the chiefs transfered the local agency of the} ecaviques of the Indians and very -. American Laundry of Sacramento to The flual account of Patrick Calla-. Of this metal (gold) is ‘still found ‘et ghan of Grass Valley, administrator of . the estate of his mother, the late Mrs. Catherine Callaghan, was filed today. _If this summer-like weather conSold exclusively by George C. Gaylord & Son, The Vestrymen of Trinity church organized last night by electing the following officers: D. E. Morgan, 8: W.; B.; 8S. W. Marsh, Manager Jagobs of the Nevada City made an order that. noj. cents from E. J. Rector. peace officers excepting those of the. called at. the jail city will be admitted hereafter to his place of amusement unless they purA branch telephone line is to be put in from Washington to Omega. By next fall there will be scarcely a settle. eradication of its moral plague spot in have quick communication.with the and other Army Reorgan zation bill has. passed the House of Representatives. THE CRIPPLE CREEK STRIKE. Valuation of the Ore Taken Out Is Greatly Exaggerated. The San Francisco papers the past two days have contained sensational dispatches from Cripple Creek, Colorado, in relation to a fabulously rich mining strike reported to have been made near that place. It was stated that some of the ore would pay as high as $500,000 a ton. To most. of the mining men in this district the story man who did a little figuring found that quartz to contain $500,000 in gold to the ton, for the simple reason that a ton of pure gold alone without any quartz is not worth $500,000. Followpure gold is worth $248.052; two thousand pour worth $4 is about the average value of gold as it and butter at 18 cents per pound in the . comes‘from the mines, one ton of the Yuba City market. Ex-Qveen Lit. and Aguinaldo might get married and pool their claims for U. 8: recognition. oc Tue older a man { gets the more he. read the big headings and highly colwonders how boys come to know s much. ‘Success ComErs to those who persevere. If you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla . jish such exaggerations. faithfully and persistently, according ieee to directions, you may depend upon a A High Old Wind. cure when a‘cure is possible. Hoon’s PILLs are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, sick headaché. —— ——-— + 0@e 6 Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’ An Official Visit. Prof. John P. Meakin of Salt Luke City will visit Lone Pine Camp, No. 347, Woodmen of the World, on Wednesday evening, February 1st. Every member of the order is earnestly solicited to, be present. W. W. Kirxuay, C.C. E. A. Moorg, Clerk. precious metal would be worth only $384,000. From the above it is evident that the story from Cripple Creek is exaggerated, and yet thousands of people who ojored accounts contained ‘in the city dailies believed the same to be the truth. Cripple Creek is a rich mining district but it don’t help it any to pubA stiff south wind has been blowing most of the day, raising clouds of dust in all directions. It is suspected to be a forerunner of a good storm. s am Native Sons, Attention. Parlor, No. 56, N.S. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is desired. By order, Co. W. CHAPMAN Pres. E. J. MoreGan, Sec’y. + 6@e oe j30-38t; Sm loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. sounded rather fishy, and one gentle-. young lady is supported by an excelit was utterly impossible for bedside. of their son Robert whose condition was regarded as extremely critical, will return on the early morning train to Marshfield, Oregon, their son ‘Robert being now in-=a convalescent state. + eee Will be Well Received. in Oakland. Tbe Oakland Enquirer of yesterday says: “Lovers of the legitimate are looking forward with anticipations of pleasure to the forthcomiuvg appearance of Janet Waldorf, who is to appear at the Macdonough theater on Friday evening, February 3d, in ‘As You Like It’ and.on Saturday evening, February 4th, in-‘Twelfth Night.’ ‘This lent company and comes with a complete equipment of scenery and cosPreserved Chinaman. before being brought to the surface. county will California. The southern portion According to the Inyo Register the bodies of the Chinamen killed in a Cerro Gordo mine in 1897 rémained undisturbed until a few days. ago. Then one of them was taken ont and : was found to be almost perfectly pretype hanging out here at present. served. The Chinese head man had offered a reward of $80 for the recov-} = ery ‘of the corpses, but it seems the thoney was not forthcoming when this dextrons.” one was exhumed, so the men who discovered them in the deep workings left the second body in the mine. There it stays awaiting a cash consideration Tr is now pretty certain that a “new be added to Southern tumes. she has appeared.” —— a . oF Clear Through o on Wheels: She has received high. commendation from the critics wherever The Washington stage came. clear with Ranbsburg as the county seat. eee eo Inyo and the eastern part of Kern counties are suggested to make up the new county which will be called “Gold” “Do you love sister?” asked the terrible boy, who was temporarily enter-. petting out of trouble. s or one ton of pure gold is 04. At $16 per ounce, which through to this city to-day on wheels for the first time since the ‘big snowstorm. The snow’ on the ridge has taining a regular caller. leading question, young man.” “That’s a “She The regular meeting of Hydraulic] ' days. But I don’t take any stock in it.” stantly fresh!” $ —_— + 90 — said Weary Walker, as he shifted from th’ bow o’ th’ boat.” not from th’ stern?” Lannigan. said Weary, “I couldn't avoid wash.” “An’ querie critical?” .“That’s jast what it is. does nothing but find fault all long.” “He forgot his notes*” “Mixer,” said Plodding Pete, “did you ever hear about transmigration?” “Yep. s’pose it’s too good todetrue. But I like to tink about it, Jes’. imagine walkin’ up an’ disciverin’ dat you’ve turned into brewery, full o’ pipe lines an’ machinery to keep de beverage con“Ir I was to commit suicide at sea,” hay band on his left foot, “’'d jump d Limpy “If Ljumped from th’ stern,’ * +o : “Ts your husband’s illness anything oe : _ “Tur minister’s sermon on harmony seemed to be somewhat out. of tune.” been disappearing rapidly for several said last night that she’d give $10 know, and I need it. Say, own up, and Tl give you half.” + eRe “J supPOsE” said the customer, “I season of the year?” plied the grocer. counters you'll find them scrambl over stale eggs. Condensed m ma’am? -Yes’m.” earnest mente arse eine “Yes, sir,” the you hear? After never touchin’® it why. PustisHer—Can you turn out Why sosoon? “It will never do to the . the public forget you?” —_—-——_—__-+ 0@e oe — -— He day} 7 “people almost fight for fresh eggs at this “Poor Tippler! Hard lines wasn’t it?” ! “Why, what happened him?” “Didn’t. on the liver and bowels. Cure ‘oe : Sree jotice is Society doesn’t care for iutellect if . of: J mone oig) 1899, an its owner looks awkward ina dress suit. Nevada County Directory.” Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75.cente, Apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office Noth!xé in That Country to Attract the California Miner,. Jennings 8. Cox Jr. says.in the Engi; neering Magazine that if we listen to the voice of the charmer, or go to the books on Cuba. for our information, we ‘shall find that the mineral resources . of this island include gold, silver, . mercury, lead, antimony, copper, chrome, iron, manganése, pitch, bitu“THE COBAN GOLD MYTH. New Havewand Hartford Railroad must quit the employ of the road. _ shirts and gay neckties-must go. Tan /shoes are also under the ban. They ‘them they can make a contract with men, and even coal; but when we come eral resources weshall be diappointed. The gold fiction is the most time-honexpected to find rich gold mines in According to their historians island at the beginning of the ; conquest,” but it seems probable that little from the ground. “El Viagero Universal;” Madrid, 1797, says—“some . Holguin.” Whenever the existence of . gald in Cuba is discussed this. “mine” at Holguin is invariably brought forward. Itis true that. some work has been done at this point and a little ‘never been any systematic exploration,,.; ! be dignified: with the name ofa mine. *Se He Operated Here. ’s. Richard Warren, the dead beat sent from Grass Valley to serve forty days in jail for swindling hotel keepers and merchants, came to the National hotel) for one night on the pretext that he was going to work in the Champion: mine, and next morning by representing that he wanted to make up the sum of $4.50 to get some baggage out of soak at Grass Valley borrowed fifty The latter today and ‘interviewed Warren who owned up to what he had. done. : — +--+ ae Away With Them. Redding has at last taken up the ot . dead earnest. All tin horn gamblers disreputable characters, male and female, have been warned to leave town within forty-eight hours or movement at Nevada City. our officers rid the county of them. out?” a 4 could do, anyway. pple Replica nay plied the reformed book agent. Spel tno 9 OOO mense?” “I should say so. a perfect gentleman.” or to what not to do. +28 WHATEVER is in style is right. Best In The County. ) vada City. ing +e n 28-tf ilk,; GoTo Fhe Owl for delicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. sik : j 10-tf for . headache. to look for practical metallic results . commensurate with these varied min. . wear henceforth. in this city a few days ago, got a room . . suffer the consequences. The result is a precipitate rash on the part of the abandoned class to get out of town. There-is need of the same kind of a r There are several vagubonds of the most depraved Let “In ONE respect every woman is ambi“How do you make that “She can throw just as well with her left hand as with her right.” He—That is just like a woman—} sharpening her pencil with a pair of shears. She—That’s more than you “SriLu selling books?” ashed Higson, of . “No; I’ve turned over a new leaf,” re-. _ “Isn’t Maude’s bloomer costume im-. She looks ne. Tue only true happiness consists in TALENT knows a a to 20} tact knows Richardson’s new undertaking and re-. embalming parlors, Broad street -Ne“Still at the lunch ‘ Hoop’s Pitts act easily and promptly Gaudy Garments Barred. The men who work for the New York. abate their taste for “sporty” clothes or Striped must wear black shoes, black ties aud white shirts. If the boys do; nut like some other road. All this is the work of the president of the road, Charles P-. Clark, who has been in Paris all snmmer and. who has returned — with samples of the styles his men must In the matter of neckties Mr. Clark’s orders allow the employes a choice between “lub,” “bow” or “four-in-band.” But the color must be black. REPRESENTATIVE BalLeEy of Texas during the running discussion in which much was said abotit the slavery of the Filipinos sought to disconcert General Grosvenor by saying: “I would like to ask the gentleman if this new crusade in the face of the President’s generous offer to take care of the Confederates’ . graves?” . ashamed of himself when Gen. Gros quietly replying: the noble men who fought for a mistaken cause was buried the opposition ‘to the great principles of the Republiean party in the controversy for liberty and justice to all rankind; and, therefore, it is meet and proper that the leader of the Republican party in the idea of protecting those Braves, and I endorse every word he says.” Se Deacon Harparce—And so you seen that ’ere spectacle show they’re talkin’ about, did you? Elder, Nipperson —Yep. Deacon Hardarce—How did you come to do it, Lige. Elder Nipperson —Well, Rube Hamby he said it wa’n’t fit for a decent person to look at, and I: wanted to find out whether he knowed or not, I’ve always had my supicions of Rube. “] MET a man a short time ago who says you paid him for his vote.” “Well, sir,” answered Senator Sorghum, him to say otherwise. There is no man who dares insinuate that I attempted to cheat him out of his money under those circumstances.” upon the old slavery question is to fly" venor brought down the House by . _ Among the g the Shades. eS “Alexander—What’s tl the matter hy cast. I hope it isn’t your digestion, f Cesar—No; I’ve just been thinking of quer Gaul. Just think what a nieeslice I might “have got out of it by writing up the story of the campaign for serial publication before bringing it out in book form, as I did in my_ -Commentaries! I realize, too, that T ‘might have given myself a good deal more credit than I did, if” : hadn’t. been so" blamed modest. “These mo tlern warriors have caught on all right, T ‘see: Aleck, there were lots of things about the business that you and I didn’t know. parties toward. the Philippines was graphically shown by the following, eral Grosvenor, of Ohio:and Representative /Carmack, of Tenn: © General Grosvenor’= What would ‘the ‘distinguished gentleman from. Tennessee do with the Philippines? Mr. Carmack -I would turn my back on them and “But he looked thoroughly . eail away and never look back. Genthe world eral Grosvenor.And al you, Cesar? Youseem to be down-. : the mistake I made in not establishiug a magazine before I started out to con‘Tue attitude of the two ‘political — from a spirited dialogue between ‘Genwould brand your. — with the © word“In the graves of coward. this country should be the leader of . cream of tartar. ot dee ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Alu taking ern ae tet drawing himself up, “I should defy} Ainetican Laundry, SACRAMENTO. LEWIS BUCKLEY REno citizens and tax payers have petitioned the city council to pass an ordinance compelling all non-residents to pay a license of $150 a quarter for carrying on business of any descrip__—— And all work done in first-class style. Orders left at the Fadden Cigar Store tion. receive prompt attention. LADIES’ Ladies, this day t Lot Ladies’ Lot No. 2. Ladies’ years he died with water on th’ brain.” — = anAssessment Notice. other book in three weeks? Author— cee GOLD. MINING COMPANY.— let Location of petncipal = of business, ee Bal ha California; ada Sit Nevada county, Cal e the Board of Directors held on ‘Geary street, San Francisco, C: fc Any stock upon: which oe +i for sale at publie auction,and unless i is made before will be sold onWKD !the 22nd day of March, 1899, at one o’clock Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. . p. m. to pay the delinquent gestenpent to: gether with costs of a vertising and expened of sale. ©©. ©© CARTER & JOHNSTON \ will tell the readers of the Transcript all about the Great Bargains they are offering in their various lines. : ee Ohetr stock of Clothing, Sent’ g Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoés, cde., is ‘unexcelled, . wus not only in Quality but in Prices. PARNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL Line NEVADA CITY. a ee ee ee eae See the Soods for yourself. eae a esha gape te ©© @@© _ By order of the peers of Directors. California, tion of works, reby given that at.a eeting of hal de eg (No. 3) 0} 10) Cents per share was levied upon the oon ital stock of the SErporanony payable imme. diately in Talved States Gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the ocearny No. 18 shall remain unpaid the “a st d. or mn the March, 1899, will.be delinquent aaa odvertiben ment JOS. STRAUB, Secretar Office—No,. 18 Geary raat aan ransiaco, are well shaped a Lot 3. This lot Respectfully, Certificate of Copartnership. that we are partners transact under the fir Eis'the paws of Sur respective wont voaubes our hands, thie Sist day of es ber, 1898, NAMES. ESIDENCKS, On this 3ist day before me, ey Hee? known to LA ag same persons whose names scribed to the with aul ackno “ bu in (instrument, wa dithesame: Thi and aifixed my ‘Official § in unty of Nev f . (SRAL.] vada, State of Californi: re aber aL, oe Qrate 0 oF t_ CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF We, the tedaesiiad, do parse. certify this a, at Nevada City, F Canute of if 5 oP Have secured this special space for one year, and from tine to time they Sitetnentitsne efits at . and are set becribed. our respective names hereereof, we have pereumts: set . : . Alphonse Hartung,’ Seika City, C Henry W. Hartung, Neyada City’ Californie: State pe california, prea diay Nevada, ss. peed Sr neh eight hundred’ in ihe roar Simonds, a Notar: Buble in and for the ie County of Nevndac pack Alphonse gat ee, Oh and names are re nub me that i ae a ( nto set year in this Cordllinets Lay oe ae otary Public in and for ‘the County NeBLONSOTAIOTEON SOs 10c, I5c, 25c. BLACK At Maher & Co’s Today. & DA ah kk ke ree SE WINDOW TODAY OF9F690000-4 66499060 F O00 ‘ Window 3 lots of Ladies’ Fast Black Hose. , SEE VEC EIvVE = best inthe world, for lO Cents. . Qur price is 15 Cents. They sold at 25 Cents. T hey are good value at 37% cents. : Do Not Miss This Hosiery Sai. Maher & Co. When You Want Lat Curtains, — Call atMaher & Co’s. HOSE, we have placed in our Fast Black Hose, Fast Black Hose— nd extra long. of Fine Hose will be DS . Furniture KINKEAD’S Store to Rockers and RUGS, Roman Chairs, -_ Window China: Fancy poe } Wicker ‘Crairs, Agent for Nevada City. ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED junction uf Main atid Coyote streets, will a q 9 » mew building “THE: TUESDAY Miss Waldo The per It toa goo ing was a re of Nevada ( dorf is all’ 1 ‘admirers h successor ¢ and Daven beauty and 1 "ing fame’s . happy in thi before her. China, and t harps. three too much ea still be lett. magnetic p the lines of : one saw agai Rosalind, co ful, merry, 8 holding. her word, sway ix tears, a lovil and beauty.” ~@ dainty foi Rosalind.’ . rendition ol being especi Gregor was a ting mate to. in the hands most ably ha: _ Piny was real tion in. the formance wa: fally costum Miss Wal crowded hou Juliet. Frida The dancin, looking forw. pleasure to t) given at Arm ing under Pri These once-a conducted in manner, and joyment for « ticipated that ually large nt coniing one. Nearly 500 main is to be Purdon’s proy to Kelsey ravi north side of 1 nected with it. pipe and layit this week thr The bids will The pipe alon more, An En Carter & Jol clothiers at t -Commercial st tract for a libe ithe second pay sthis space the; to time the ba ito the public. Wants to A A letter that ‘Lientenant Sa ment, Californ stationed at A: Kighth Regim pieces intends _ throughout Nc Gding to the Thomas H. ( cisco Saturday vention of the. jans which me the representa > this city. Will So Work is beir that is being pion mine. FE . of the carpent A It was Mrs. ; no: Mrs. Robe © port township THERE is mo ‘of the countr; put together years it was 8 “For a great 1 nounced ft a Scribed local stantly failing mont, pronour has proven cé ional disease, bonstitutional arrh Cure, : honey & Co., dnstitutional Eee inter rops toa tea » the blood « e system: pillars for ‘a ind for circt J. CHENE’ Sold by Dru ; loaves b

By Li Wif Arriy An GRAN Ne * the United States; he leaves the whole neat annie THE TRANSCRIPT. every evening except Published wl Loge Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKING. N. P. BROWN. epee = Senator Netson of Minn. made an able speech against the Vest anti-expansion resolution, in which additional proof of our right constitutionally to govern the Philippines as colonies, was produced, and besides, he truthfully said: “Our daty is to breathe into the people of those islands the life and spirit which will enable them to enjoy and appreciate the government and the: privileges that are to be given them.” Mr. Nelson also gave Senator }Special to the TRANSCRIPT. Tillman, of 8. C., who tried to pat ib his pitchfork by intimating that Senafor United States Senator were taken tor Nelson “was better posted about thie noon in joint session. Norway, where he was born, and Sweden, than about the U. S., a knockout blow by referring bim to numerous T o Be Laid to histories from which all the facts about the people of Norway and ‘Sweden ~ could: be obtained}and adding: think the Senator will find that the Norwegians have greater rights and liberties than the people of South Carolina.” -2@e Ir would seem to be wise for some of those who are working themselves into a frenzy of opposition to the administration’s Philippine:policy to wait until such a policy is announced. The Presideat hasn’t asked anything but the ratification of the treaty of peace,which transfers the Philippines from Spain to question of their future open. That question will not be decided by the administration, but by Congress. Excitable persons may escape appoplexy by remembering these facts. ———_+-00 + Senator Haw ey has forwarded to the town clerk ef Hartford, Conn., in accordance with law, a sworn statement as to the cost to him of his re-election to-the Senate, which is as creditable to him as it is to the Connecticut Legislature. It shows that Mr. Hawley spent no money, except for postage, and that less than $3 was spent for that. eee oe Durrinc 1898 in the coal mines of Great’ Britain 981 men were killed through accidents. In 1897 the total reached 1,192. Owing to modern precautionary measures the death rate from accidents is constantly decreasing while the number of miners employed has increased . . Ir President McKinley had to follow all the plans offered for the proper government of Cuba and Porto Rico, he would be in a ‘bad way and the people of those islands in a worse way. -2@e Ir Senator Quay had never done anything else to deserve re-election, and he has done much, he ought to be reelected as a rebuke to the.tacties astapted to defeat him. *@o THERE are men in Congress who know as little about the Constitution of the U. 8S. as they do about the Bible, about which they know nothing. ————_++e 7 AauINaLpo and his followers come . ing are the figares: One ounce of pure about as near to representing the peegold is worth; $20.671; one pound of ple of the Philippines as the “aunties” do the people of the U. 8. Eaas are quoted at 23 cents per dozen NEWS OF THE Dae Ballots Today and No More Legislative Employes. Theno changes. “Bat. Special to the TRANSCRIPT:neral of the late Senator Boggs of Co: ~DAY IN BRIBE Senator Yet. Army Reorganization _ Bi:l Passses—Senator Boggs to be Buried Tomorrow. Sag SACRAMENTO, Jan. 81.—Three ballots There were Rest Tomorrow. San FRANCISCO, Janauié $1.—The fulusa county, who died suddenly at the Palace hotel yesterday, will take place in this city at 9 o’clock tomerrow morning. To Exempt all Special to the TRANSCRIPT. passed the Senate today. How ,the People’ s Special to the TRANSCRIPT. the roll of cet » The Army. to Be Special to the TRANSCRIPT. WasuwerTon,,D. C., January 31.—Th evening from San Francisco. Church Property. SACRAMENTO, January 31.—The bill to exempt church property from taxation Money Goes. SacrRAMENTO, Jan. 31.—The State Senate today added sixty more attaches to Reorganized. “PERSONAL POINTERS. : A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. E. H. Hamlin Jr. of Reno was here last night. J.G. Hall of Columbia Hill was in town today. Mrs. James F. Colley has gone to San Francisco. Robert Martin got home today from the lower country.Miss Celia Rex is visiting Mrs. Sam Gilham at this city. Peter Johnston of Grass Valley visited the county seat today. Miss Edna Wills arrived here last A. Pugh of San Francisco went to Washington to-day on mining business. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Conrath of Smartsville spent last night at this city. Mrs. W. H. True returned today to North San Juan after a visit with Mrs. A. J. Bovey. Frank Zimmérman is here from Placerville visiting his aunt, Mrs. William Seaman. Miss Emma Sailor of Sacramento -was-here last night-en route to her old home at North San Juan. John P. Meakin of ‘Salt Lake, General Organizer of the Woodmen of the World, arrived here last evening. Joseph Foyer of Gold Flat, who has been ‘very low fer several days with heart disease, was slightly better this morning. Dan Furth of North San Juan returned today from San Francisco where brother Simon. Michael Barry, an employe of the Nevada County Electric Power Company, went to San Francisco today on a two weeks’ vacation. the California mine to-day. mine continues to look weil. . noon teday on a visit to his parents. +— Oscar James, the well known mining superintendent of Forest City, passed through town today on his way to San Francisco. He ‘expects to be gone three weeks. e. Chas. Sneddon and wife, who hasten Superintendent Harmon returned te He is working about forty men now and the H. J.Graham, one of the employes of the Bullard & Gray gravel mine at Canada Hill, went to Sau Jose at RIB MEN ’ MENTION. Minor Notes. and 4 Comments of Local Interest. A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers successors to F. C. Luetie. ladies. “At C.J. Brand’s. ~ J21-3t Coyote street is being macadamized. . It used to be knee deep in mud. share payable h ist. Middle Yuba. Lewis Buckley. tinues a ‘few days longer travelers over the roads in this part of the county gold has been extracted, but there has will begin to complain about the dust. ‘Two gentlemen are here endeavoring . #24 there is nothing there which may to get up an amateur comedy performance, offering to give forty per cent of the proceeds to the Benevolent Society: Just received—Ehmann Olive Co. Ripe Olives, guaranteed to be the finest he went to attend the faneral of his . ever braéught to Nevada City. Broad street. J.B. Treadwell, J. Clerk; D. E. Morgan, Treas. theater has chase tickets. ment in Nevada county that will n -. rest of the world. ed here two weeks ago to attend the +oeThe Native Sons meet tonight.. _ . Neck clasps, the latest novelty for Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf The Cadmus Gold Mining Company . has levied an assessment of ten cents a The City Trustees will hold a called meeting the latter part of this week to. red, for the original Spavish settlers eonsider the question of street lighting. Messrs. McLean, Alcott and Davis . Cuba. of Graniteville have commenced de-. “mach gold _was taken from this veloping the Mohawk claim on the ‘Publie Administrator Torpie has most of this was taken from the chiefs transfered the local agency of the} ecaviques of the Indians and very -. American Laundry of Sacramento to The flual account of Patrick Calla-. Of this metal (gold) is ‘still found ‘et ghan of Grass Valley, administrator of . the estate of his mother, the late Mrs. Catherine Callaghan, was filed today. _If this summer-like weather conSold exclusively by George C. Gaylord & Son, The Vestrymen of Trinity church organized last night by electing the following officers: D. E. Morgan, 8: W.; B.; 8S. W. Marsh, Manager Jagobs of the Nevada City made an order that. noj. cents from E. J. Rector. peace officers excepting those of the. called at. the jail city will be admitted hereafter to his place of amusement unless they purA branch telephone line is to be put in from Washington to Omega. By next fall there will be scarcely a settle. eradication of its moral plague spot in have quick communication.with the and other Army Reorgan zation bill has. passed the House of Representatives. THE CRIPPLE CREEK STRIKE. Valuation of the Ore Taken Out Is Greatly Exaggerated. The San Francisco papers the past two days have contained sensational dispatches from Cripple Creek, Colorado, in relation to a fabulously rich mining strike reported to have been made near that place. It was stated that some of the ore would pay as high as $500,000 a ton. To most. of the mining men in this district the story man who did a little figuring found that quartz to contain $500,000 in gold to the ton, for the simple reason that a ton of pure gold alone without any quartz is not worth $500,000. Followpure gold is worth $248.052; two thousand pour worth $4 is about the average value of gold as it and butter at 18 cents per pound in the . comes‘from the mines, one ton of the Yuba City market. Ex-Qveen Lit. and Aguinaldo might get married and pool their claims for U. 8: recognition. oc Tue older a man { gets the more he. read the big headings and highly colwonders how boys come to know s much. ‘Success ComErs to those who persevere. If you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla . jish such exaggerations. faithfully and persistently, according ieee to directions, you may depend upon a A High Old Wind. cure when a‘cure is possible. Hoon’s PILLs are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, sick headaché. —— ——-— + 0@e 6 Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’ An Official Visit. Prof. John P. Meakin of Salt Luke City will visit Lone Pine Camp, No. 347, Woodmen of the World, on Wednesday evening, February 1st. Every member of the order is earnestly solicited to, be present. W. W. Kirxuay, C.C. E. A. Moorg, Clerk. precious metal would be worth only $384,000. From the above it is evident that the story from Cripple Creek is exaggerated, and yet thousands of people who ojored accounts contained ‘in the city dailies believed the same to be the truth. Cripple Creek is a rich mining district but it don’t help it any to pubA stiff south wind has been blowing most of the day, raising clouds of dust in all directions. It is suspected to be a forerunner of a good storm. s am Native Sons, Attention. Parlor, No. 56, N.S. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is desired. By order, Co. W. CHAPMAN Pres. E. J. MoreGan, Sec’y. + 6@e oe j30-38t; Sm loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. sounded rather fishy, and one gentle-. young lady is supported by an excelit was utterly impossible for bedside. of their son Robert whose condition was regarded as extremely critical, will return on the early morning train to Marshfield, Oregon, their son ‘Robert being now in-=a convalescent state. + eee Will be Well Received. in Oakland. Tbe Oakland Enquirer of yesterday says: “Lovers of the legitimate are looking forward with anticipations of pleasure to the forthcomiuvg appearance of Janet Waldorf, who is to appear at the Macdonough theater on Friday evening, February 3d, in ‘As You Like It’ and.on Saturday evening, February 4th, in-‘Twelfth Night.’ ‘This lent company and comes with a complete equipment of scenery and cosPreserved Chinaman. before being brought to the surface. county will California. The southern portion According to the Inyo Register the bodies of the Chinamen killed in a Cerro Gordo mine in 1897 rémained undisturbed until a few days. ago. Then one of them was taken ont and : was found to be almost perfectly pretype hanging out here at present. served. The Chinese head man had offered a reward of $80 for the recov-} = ery ‘of the corpses, but it seems the thoney was not forthcoming when this dextrons.” one was exhumed, so the men who discovered them in the deep workings left the second body in the mine. There it stays awaiting a cash consideration Tr is now pretty certain that a “new be added to Southern tumes. she has appeared.” —— a . oF Clear Through o on Wheels: She has received high. commendation from the critics wherever The Washington stage came. clear with Ranbsburg as the county seat. eee eo Inyo and the eastern part of Kern counties are suggested to make up the new county which will be called “Gold” “Do you love sister?” asked the terrible boy, who was temporarily enter-. petting out of trouble. s or one ton of pure gold is 04. At $16 per ounce, which through to this city to-day on wheels for the first time since the ‘big snowstorm. The snow’ on the ridge has taining a regular caller. leading question, young man.” “That’s a “She The regular meeting of Hydraulic] ' days. But I don’t take any stock in it.” stantly fresh!” $ —_— + 90 — said Weary Walker, as he shifted from th’ bow o’ th’ boat.” not from th’ stern?” Lannigan. said Weary, “I couldn't avoid wash.” “An’ querie critical?” .“That’s jast what it is. does nothing but find fault all long.” “He forgot his notes*” “Mixer,” said Plodding Pete, “did you ever hear about transmigration?” “Yep. s’pose it’s too good todetrue. But I like to tink about it, Jes’. imagine walkin’ up an’ disciverin’ dat you’ve turned into brewery, full o’ pipe lines an’ machinery to keep de beverage con“Ir I was to commit suicide at sea,” hay band on his left foot, “’'d jump d Limpy “If Ljumped from th’ stern,’ * +o : “Ts your husband’s illness anything oe : _ “Tur minister’s sermon on harmony seemed to be somewhat out. of tune.” been disappearing rapidly for several said last night that she’d give $10 know, and I need it. Say, own up, and Tl give you half.” + eRe “J supPOsE” said the customer, “I season of the year?” plied the grocer. counters you'll find them scrambl over stale eggs. Condensed m ma’am? -Yes’m.” earnest mente arse eine “Yes, sir,” the you hear? After never touchin’® it why. PustisHer—Can you turn out Why sosoon? “It will never do to the . the public forget you?” —_—-——_—__-+ 0@e oe — -— He day} 7 “people almost fight for fresh eggs at this “Poor Tippler! Hard lines wasn’t it?” ! “Why, what happened him?” “Didn’t. on the liver and bowels. Cure ‘oe : Sree jotice is Society doesn’t care for iutellect if . of: J mone oig) 1899, an its owner looks awkward ina dress suit. Nevada County Directory.” Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75.cente, Apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office Noth!xé in That Country to Attract the California Miner,. Jennings 8. Cox Jr. says.in the Engi; neering Magazine that if we listen to the voice of the charmer, or go to the books on Cuba. for our information, we ‘shall find that the mineral resources . of this island include gold, silver, . mercury, lead, antimony, copper, chrome, iron, manganése, pitch, bitu“THE COBAN GOLD MYTH. New Havewand Hartford Railroad must quit the employ of the road. _ shirts and gay neckties-must go. Tan /shoes are also under the ban. They ‘them they can make a contract with men, and even coal; but when we come

eral resources weshall be diappointed. The gold fiction is the most time-honexpected to find rich gold mines in According to their historians island at the beginning of the ; conquest,” but it seems probable that little from the ground. “El Viagero Universal;” Madrid, 1797, says—“some . Holguin.” Whenever the existence of . gald in Cuba is discussed this. “mine” at Holguin is invariably brought forward. Itis true that. some work has been done at this point and a little ‘never been any systematic exploration,,.; ! be dignified: with the name ofa mine. *Se He Operated Here. ’s. Richard Warren, the dead beat sent from Grass Valley to serve forty days in jail for swindling hotel keepers and merchants, came to the National hotel) for one night on the pretext that he was going to work in the Champion: mine, and next morning by representing that he wanted to make up the sum of $4.50 to get some baggage out of soak at Grass Valley borrowed fifty The latter today and ‘interviewed Warren who owned up to what he had. done. : — +--+ ae Away With Them. Redding has at last taken up the ot . dead earnest. All tin horn gamblers disreputable characters, male and female, have been warned to leave town within forty-eight hours or movement at Nevada City. our officers rid the county of them. out?” a 4 could do, anyway. pple Replica nay plied the reformed book agent. Spel tno 9 OOO mense?” “I should say so. a perfect gentleman.” or to what not to do. +28 WHATEVER is in style is right. Best In The County. ) vada City. ing +e n 28-tf ilk,; GoTo Fhe Owl for delicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. sik : j 10-tf for . headache. to look for practical metallic results . commensurate with these varied min. . wear henceforth. in this city a few days ago, got a room . . suffer the consequences. The result is a precipitate rash on the part of the abandoned class to get out of town. There-is need of the same kind of a r There are several vagubonds of the most depraved Let “In ONE respect every woman is ambi“How do you make that “She can throw just as well with her left hand as with her right.” He—That is just like a woman—} sharpening her pencil with a pair of shears. She—That’s more than you “SriLu selling books?” ashed Higson, of . “No; I’ve turned over a new leaf,” re-. _ “Isn’t Maude’s bloomer costume im-. She looks ne. Tue only true happiness consists in TALENT knows a a to 20} tact knows Richardson’s new undertaking and re-. embalming parlors, Broad street -Ne“Still at the lunch ‘ Hoop’s Pitts act easily and promptly Gaudy Garments Barred. The men who work for the New York. abate their taste for “sporty” clothes or Striped must wear black shoes, black ties aud white shirts. If the boys do; nut like some other road. All this is the work of the president of the road, Charles P-. Clark, who has been in Paris all snmmer and. who has returned — with samples of the styles his men must In the matter of neckties Mr. Clark’s orders allow the employes a choice between “lub,” “bow” or “four-in-band.” But the color must be black. REPRESENTATIVE BalLeEy of Texas during the running discussion in which much was said abotit the slavery of the Filipinos sought to disconcert General Grosvenor by saying: “I would like to ask the gentleman if this new crusade in the face of the President’s generous offer to take care of the Confederates’ . graves?” . ashamed of himself when Gen. Gros quietly replying: the noble men who fought for a mistaken cause was buried the opposition ‘to the great principles of the Republiean party in the controversy for liberty and justice to all rankind; and, therefore, it is meet and proper that the leader of the Republican party in the idea of protecting those Braves, and I endorse every word he says.” Se Deacon Harparce—And so you seen that ’ere spectacle show they’re talkin’ about, did you? Elder, Nipperson —Yep. Deacon Hardarce—How did you come to do it, Lige. Elder Nipperson —Well, Rube Hamby he said it wa’n’t fit for a decent person to look at, and I: wanted to find out whether he knowed or not, I’ve always had my supicions of Rube. “] MET a man a short time ago who says you paid him for his vote.” “Well, sir,” answered Senator Sorghum, him to say otherwise. There is no man who dares insinuate that I attempted to cheat him out of his money under those circumstances.” upon the old slavery question is to fly" venor brought down the House by . _ Among the g the Shades. eS “Alexander—What’s tl the matter hy cast. I hope it isn’t your digestion, f Cesar—No; I’ve just been thinking of quer Gaul. Just think what a nieeslice I might “have got out of it by writing up the story of the campaign for serial publication before bringing it out in book form, as I did in my_ -Commentaries! I realize, too, that T ‘might have given myself a good deal more credit than I did, if” : hadn’t. been so" blamed modest. “These mo tlern warriors have caught on all right, T ‘see: Aleck, there were lots of things about the business that you and I didn’t know. parties toward. the Philippines was graphically shown by the following, eral Grosvenor, of Ohio:and Representative /Carmack, of Tenn: © General Grosvenor’= What would ‘the ‘distinguished gentleman from. Tennessee do with the Philippines? Mr. Carmack -I would turn my back on them and “But he looked thoroughly . eail away and never look back. Genthe world eral Grosvenor.And al you, Cesar? Youseem to be down-. : the mistake I made in not establishiug a magazine before I started out to con‘Tue attitude of the two ‘political — from a spirited dialogue between ‘Genwould brand your. — with the © word“In the graves of coward. this country should be the leader of . cream of tartar. ot dee ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. Alu taking ern ae tet drawing himself up, “I should defy} Ainetican Laundry, SACRAMENTO. LEWIS BUCKLEY REno citizens and tax payers have petitioned the city council to pass an ordinance compelling all non-residents to pay a license of $150 a quarter for carrying on business of any descrip__—— And all work done in first-class style. Orders left at the Fadden Cigar Store tion. receive prompt attention. LADIES’ Ladies, this day t Lot Ladies’ Lot No. 2. Ladies’ years he died with water on th’ brain.” — = anAssessment Notice. other book in three weeks? Author— cee GOLD. MINING COMPANY.— let Location of petncipal = of business, ee Bal ha California; ada Sit Nevada county, Cal e the Board of Directors held on ‘Geary street, San Francisco, C: fc Any stock upon: which oe +i for sale at publie auction,and unless i is made before will be sold onWKD !the 22nd day of March, 1899, at one o’clock Srx loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. . p. m. to pay the delinquent gestenpent to: gether with costs of a vertising and expened of sale. ©©. ©© CARTER & JOHNSTON \ will tell the readers of the Transcript all about the Great Bargains they are offering in their various lines. : ee Ohetr stock of Clothing, Sent’ g Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoés, cde., is ‘unexcelled, . wus not only in Quality but in Prices. PARNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL Line NEVADA CITY. a ee ee ee eae See the Soods for yourself. eae a esha gape te ©© @@© _ By order of the peers of Directors. California, tion of works, reby given that at.a eeting of hal de eg (No. 3) 0} 10) Cents per share was levied upon the oon ital stock of the SErporanony payable imme. diately in Talved States Gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the ocearny No. 18 shall remain unpaid the “a st d. or mn the March, 1899, will.be delinquent aaa odvertiben ment JOS. STRAUB, Secretar Office—No,. 18 Geary raat aan ransiaco, are well shaped a Lot 3. This lot Respectfully, Certificate of Copartnership. that we are partners transact under the fir Eis'the paws of Sur respective wont voaubes our hands, thie Sist day of es ber, 1898, NAMES. ESIDENCKS, On this 3ist day before me, ey Hee? known to LA ag same persons whose names scribed to the with aul ackno “ bu in (instrument, wa dithesame: Thi and aifixed my ‘Official § in unty of Nev f . (SRAL.] vada, State of Californi: re aber aL, oe Qrate 0 oF t_ CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF We, the tedaesiiad, do parse. certify this a, at Nevada City, F Canute of if 5 oP Have secured this special space for one year, and from tine to time they Sitetnentitsne efits at . and are set becribed. our respective names hereereof, we have pereumts: set . : . Alphonse Hartung,’ Seika City, C Henry W. Hartung, Neyada City’ Californie: State pe california, prea diay Nevada, ss. peed Sr neh eight hundred’ in ihe roar Simonds, a Notar: Buble in and for the ie County of Nevndac pack Alphonse gat ee, Oh and names are re nub me that i ae a ( nto set year in this Cordllinets Lay oe ae otary Public in and for ‘the County NeBLONSOTAIOTEON SOs 10c, I5c, 25c. BLACK At Maher & Co’s Today. & DA ah kk ke ree SE WINDOW TODAY OF9F690000-4 66499060 F O00 ‘ Window 3 lots of Ladies’ Fast Black Hose. , SEE VEC EIvVE = best inthe world, for lO Cents. . Qur price is 15 Cents. They sold at 25 Cents. T hey are good value at 37% cents. : Do Not Miss This Hosiery Sai. Maher & Co. When You Want Lat Curtains, — Call atMaher & Co’s. HOSE, we have placed in our Fast Black Hose, Fast Black Hose— nd extra long. of Fine Hose will be DS . Furniture KINKEAD’S Store to Rockers and RUGS, Roman Chairs, -_ Window China: Fancy poe } Wicker ‘Crairs, Agent for Nevada City. ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED junction uf Main atid Coyote streets, will a q 9 » mew building “THE: TUESDAY Miss Waldo The per It toa goo ing was a re of Nevada ( dorf is all’ 1 ‘admirers h successor ¢ and Daven beauty and 1 "ing fame’s . happy in thi before her. China, and t harps. three too much ea still be lett. magnetic p the lines of : one saw agai Rosalind, co ful, merry, 8 holding. her word, sway ix tears, a lovil and beauty.” ~@ dainty foi Rosalind.’ . rendition ol being especi Gregor was a ting mate to. in the hands most ably ha: _ Piny was real tion in. the formance wa: fally costum Miss Wal crowded hou Juliet. Frida The dancin, looking forw. pleasure to t) given at Arm ing under Pri These once-a conducted in manner, and joyment for « ticipated that ually large nt coniing one. Nearly 500 main is to be Purdon’s proy to Kelsey ravi north side of 1 nected with it. pipe and layit this week thr The bids will The pipe alon more, An En Carter & Jol clothiers at t -Commercial st tract for a libe ithe second pay sthis space the; to time the ba ito the public. Wants to A A letter that ‘Lientenant Sa ment, Californ stationed at A: Kighth Regim pieces intends _ throughout Nc Gding to the Thomas H. ( cisco Saturday vention of the. jans which me the representa > this city. Will So Work is beir that is being pion mine. FE . of the carpent A It was Mrs. ; no: Mrs. Robe © port township THERE is mo ‘of the countr; put together years it was 8 “For a great 1 nounced ft a Scribed local stantly failing mont, pronour has proven cé ional disease, bonstitutional arrh Cure, : honey & Co., dnstitutional Eee inter rops toa tea » the blood « e system: pillars for ‘a ind for circt J. CHENE’ Sold by Dru ; loaves b